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tNSgzaM 20 the fcasI
NEp Thn Fourth Of July feast
I&sslke Hays win furnish the intel
lE aosasni dish
I9r Givens will prescnt the Ameri.
Ida mn " pride and favorite.
Tbs new band with ats inspiring
w~w. Aad patriotic airs, will feast the ear
Hi This beauty Of Blackfoot and Bing.
hasn Countys fair ones will present
III tase feast for the eyes
The sayory barbecue and appctiz-
~. p- lng viands Of the committee will tick
:" fAie the palate and feast the inner man
The programme for the afternoon
~ will fafnish the spicy dishes Of mirth
good viii and real genuine enjoyment
i N The Hop at night will furnish the
l 4 eguaing course of refreshments in the
light fAntastic and may waltz. Come,
eusae. come.
Hon Fred T. Dubois Is expected
> -, from Washington within a short time
The Indian school at Fort Hall will
lwaa el0ae June 30th for summer vacation
'lHsQ II Blackfoot had ten more resident
bulldlngs they would all be occupied
la 80 days.
Little George Warren carries nice
lot 0f confectioneries, fresh fruits and
Il Ia syeMntablesat at his store in the post office.
Fred Stevens has the best half mile
track ln the county, and better still,
the baghnyers TO dash over il
Np Which we remark, the Fourth OF
: FAItduly will be the grandest day ever wit
nessea in Blackfoot
altu. Thrue Eew patients have been admit
cd VI the Insane Asylum during the
aozssh OF June
1sgstle BERTHE, daughter of Mrs. julie
mn nassett, has been quite sick for sey.
lNlI ezmI days
Elder Hugh Duncan will occupy
@~w The pulpit at the Methodist church TO
p4@ morrow, Sunday, morning and evening
Perry Anson is building costly
barn on his ranch north Of town His
iuan'ser came in this week
H( jos Parsons will begin work In his
brick yard next week. He expects 10
basm kiln Of 100000 or more
~ Rev, Mr.. Stuart, the pastor, will
y hosd services at the Baptist church
sunday morning and evening.
6pring chickens would command
.IlIk ready sale at good prices aud for spot
'lOlk cash II offered In this market
Messrs Baker and Dawson favored
s1a NKws with fine mess OF trout on
thasr return fromWolverinc yesterday
Thanks.
il Ut Judge Crawford brought In new po-
satoes on the Goth Now what advan.
tage has Utah over Idaho for early
-. cgops.
Misses Beckwith, Behle, Bunting
N nud Smith, who hare bcen attending
w ~ 1he Sacred Heart Academy at Ogden
rrssarned home last evening.
10 The Misses Kceny, of pocatello,
", w0n first honors at St Marys Acade-
any Salt Lake the past scholastic year
RE Mlss Maud bore of the prize of agold
moszal
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
the thermometer stood al 1l0 in the
sum and 9S in the shade How Is that
Etc. Ter high
MrS r. J. Osborn presented our
= qflspe the other day witha boquet that
wAs as the ladies say, Just too lovely
for anything.
Auah Mrs. Col Jones has been on the
alek list for ten days, suffering from
mmlaria; but we are proud to note she
IL much better to-day.
This is year when Bingham coun.
~ beef cattle sing:
while wo live, wen live In clover
kR And when wo die, wen die all over
Hon. II. W. Smith and family are
expected to leave for Ogden, their fu.
7TTI Esare home, about the 2sth Of the pres.
a asst month.
IE AL Crcsswell, brother Of Ed. Cress-
vel of our town, and family, came
down from Camas this week and will
nsake Blackfoot their future home.
Soda Springs will have a gala day
July 18th when the rev hotel will be
Tic 4 opened The governors,of Wyoming
IDAHO and Utah are expected to be
pFesent.
- Captain Goldman, retired naval
0idicer, and one of Natures true gen.
Ohf alemen, has returned from an extend.
~ visit north to his home at Soda
Springs.
Distance lends enchantment TO the
81 view of the scenery across the river
out near approach costs two dollars
says one of Blackfoot' handsome and
gallant young men.
A big sale of Galloway cattle was
ge made in Salt Lake Saturday. The
average on bulls was $190, on cows
and heifers $241,4s; general average
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